Arirang, translated into Chinese, means "my husband". Arirang is a love story handed down from the Korean period. Probably the plot is a loving young couple, living a poor life. The husband wants his wife to live a good life and go out to work to earn money, but the wife won't let him, saying that as long as they are together, they will be satisfied, but the husband doesn't think so. One night, he left quietly. The wife is very beautiful, and everyone in Shili Village knows it. After her husband left, the local ruffians in the village harassed her and asked her to remarry. She refused, but the local ruffians always harassed her. A year later, the husband came back to earn money, and the couple were happy. The local ruffians are coming again, and the village is gossiping about their wives and local ruffians. The husband became suspicious and thought his wife was unfaithful, so he had to leave again. No matter how his wife explained it, the husband still left, and his wife was chasing after him. If she can't catch up, she will sing. The content of singing is probably how to care about my husband, how to think about him, and how to be wronged. My wife sang My Husband, not Arirang. Later, Arirang's stories and songs spread and became the representative classics of the Korean nation. Wherever there are Koreans in the world, there is Arirang. When you sing Arirang, you will know that you are a Korean. During Japanese rule, Koreans launched an uprising in the name of Arirang, and the Japanese found that whoever sang Arirang would be beheaded. But after killing one person with ten singers, killing ten people with a hundred singers and killing one hundred people with a thousand singers, the Japanese had to give up. There have been many versions of Korean giant group gymnastics and artistic performance Arirang, and the lyrics of Arirang are slightly different in different places in Korea and North Korea. But in Korean, Arirang is not a name but a place name. Some people think this is the name of a mountain, but they can't prove where it is. Arirang's music varies from place to place, but it shows the indomitable spirit of ancient women.
The source of Arirang's song is said to be Ying, the wife of Silla's ancestor, and it was written by Arirang. Or it's Arirang music played by Korean music flute and then imitated. Among them, the legend of Compassion Ridge is more reliable.